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Battle of the Badges blood drive coming to local fire department (opens the original)
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The event pits the police department against the fire department in a friendly competition. The event pits the police department against the fire department in a friendly competition. A friendly competition between local police officers and firefighters is aiming to help save lives and increase the community's blood supply. The Battle of the Badges Blood Drive will take place Friday from 2 p.m. to 7 p.m. at the Cocalico Area Fire Department's Reamstown station. The event pits the police departme
National Preparedness Month: Preparing before disaster strikes (opens the original)
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Emergencies rarely come with much warning, but Pennsylvania officials say a little preparation now can make a major difference when disaster strikes. During National Preparedness Month in September, the Pennsylvania Emergency Management Agency is encouraging residents to follow three key steps: Be informed, be prepared and be involved. Preparedness begins with understanding the hazards most likely to affect a community, such as severe weather, flooding and winter storms. Knowing which emergencie
Teen pleads not guilty in deadly school bus stop shooting (opens the original)
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A teenager accused of shooting and killing another teen at a Harrisburg school bus stop in May pleaded not guilty Friday. Jeremiah Moran, 16, entered the plea during a formal arraignment at the Dauphin County courthouse. A judge denied bail and scheduled his next court appearance for Oct. 8. Moran is charged with first-degree murder, carrying a firearm without a license and possession of a firearm by a minor. The charges stem from the May shooting death of 17-year-old Camar Cordero near North Si
Seventh grader with CHARGE syndrome shows blindness is no barrier (opens the original)
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At just three months old, Charlotte was diagnosed with CHARGE syndrome. At just three months old, Charlotte was diagnosed with CHARGE syndrome. For most students, getting ready for a new school year means shopping for school supplies, packing a backpack, and getting ready for the first day. But for Lancaster County seventh grader Charlotte Frank, back-to-school means something bigger: building independence. Charlotte is blind and has spent years developing the skills she needs to navigate the cl
Apartment building fire displaces 3 residents, fire officials say (opens the original)
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Three people are displaced after an apartment building fire in Lancaster County on Thursday, according to the Manheim Fire Department assistant chief. Firefighters were called to the first block of West Stiegel Street near South Main Street in Manheim Borough at 4:08 a.m. According to the assistant chief, the fire started on the third floor of the building. Video below: Flames visible from third-story window. Officials said all residents and pets made it out safely, and three people were displac
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